Quincy High Looms for Ten Game Football Schedule
Quincy High school outlines a ten game season starting with a September 29 clash at Canton, Missouri. The squad trains nightly with 30 plus players active, aided by a donation of uniforms from D. L. Musselman. Home games dominate the schedule as the board backs football plans and season tickets cost one dollar.
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Quincy High School
Canton
Husky
Quincy
Shelbina
Macomb
Jacksonville
Keokuk
Kirksville
Burlington
Rushville
St. Francis College
Carthage
D. L. Musselman
Gem City Business College
Chaddock School
Christie
Charles M. Gill
Board of Education
Cat Tales and Local Headlines Storied in Brief
Fragmentary OCR hints at a humorous or confessional column titled Cat Tales by Pop with stray lines about a son, gambling, and a store. Readable bits show playful cat framing and neighborhood chatter without clear dates or locations.
Yankees Take Two From Phillies in Stifling Twin Bill
New York wins both games in Philadelphia as Fisher dazzles in game one and Monroe shuts down the home lineup in game two. Mack showcases Sharman and Bailey, former Fort Worth and McAlester players, respectively, in the doubleheader.
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NEW York Yankees
Philadelphia
New York
Fisher
Monroe
Mack
Sharman
Fort Worth
Nanamaker
Siebold
Schauer
Haley
R.H.E
Myers
Anderson
Meyers
Trainer Killed by Fall From a Tree in Seattle
Hiram Conibear, famed rowing coach at the University of Washington for ten years and former athletic trainer at the University of Chicago, was killed Monday by a fall from a plum tree behind his Seattle home near the university. He first rose to prominence coaching Chicago football and later trained teams at Illinois and the Chicago American League baseball club in 1906 that defeated the Nationals for the world championship.
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Seattle
Wash
Hiram Conibear
University of Washington
University of Chicago
Chicago
University of Illinois
Chicago Nationals
Giants Drop Doug Leadoff Two to Brooklyn
New York lost a doubleheader to Brooklyn 13 to 6 and 2 to 1 in New York. Brooklyn built a seven run eighth inning in game one to pull away, while Marquard pitched well for Brooklyn and Olson misplayed a ball aiding New York's lone run in game two. The day featured remarks by Washington manager Clark Griffith presenting equipment to three New York regiments.
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New York
Brooklyn
Benton
Wild
Olson
Daubert
Marquard
I Hickman
O'Rourke
Krueger
iMarquard
AB. R.H.O.A.E
Burns
Thorpe
Robertson
Kauff
Zimmerman
Smith
Anderson
Klem and
Emstlie
Club Standings and Scores From American Association
Kansas City leads standings 4 10 38 with Columbus 3 10 2. Second game shows Kansas City 1 9 4 and Columbus 4 9 1. Milwaukee at Toledo played Sunday. St Paul 3 10 4 and Indianapolis 13 13 32. Semond game ends early as St Paul 7 10 1 versus Indianapolis 2 7 0 called end 6th due to darkness.
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Semond
Inedianapolis
Sunday Games in Baseball Leagues
In the American League Chicago defeated Cleveland 9 to 0 by forfeit. Detroit beat St Louis 7 to 6 with Detroit scoring twice in the last two innings. In the National League Chicago edged Pittsburgh 1 to 0. St Louis won 6 to 2 over Cincinnati, Cincinnati 0 to 3.
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Pane Ae
Chicago
Hoston
Eae
Cleveland
Detroit
Aes Nanos
New York
Ashington Whee
Louisa
Ae Ve
Philadelphia
la Fret
Ewe
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Poston
Pittsburgh
Phil
Phila
Cleve
Det
Wash
Nork N York
Phila Cinn
Chiro
Pitts
St. L
Fight Rheumatism With the Right Ammunition
An ad touts S. S. as a blood remedy to fight rheumatism by reaching germs in the blood. It claims focus on the source, not local treatments, and urges readers to obtain S. S. from drug stores or contact Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for guidance.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Boston Red Sox split doubleheader with Senators
Boston loses the opener 2 to 1, then wins the second game 4 to 3 to split the doubleheader with Washington. Ruth pitched for Boston, Harper for Washington. Gharrity and Lewis contributed key hits for Boston. Shanks and Liamont struggled in the second game.
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Boston Red Sox
Senators
Washington
AB. R.H.O.A.E. H. Milan
Shanks
C. Milan
Rice
Foster
Eee
Morgan
Gharrity
Ainsmith
Harper
Esaeseeeee
Cot
Boston
Ease
Scott
Lewis
Ruth
H. Milan
Moriarity
O'Loughlin
R.H.E. Boston
Mays
Agnew
Grand Circuit Races Open Amid Rainy Syracuse Meet
At Syracuse on Monday the Grand Circuit meet opened under slow tracks from overnight rain. Letanna S. by Onko won the 2:20 trot in three heats, followed by Bertha McGuire in the Ka Noo No purse for three year olds. On The Rhino caused a chase after the start of the third heat, but Tallman was uninjured. Best times were 2:12 1-4 for both events.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Letanna S
Onko
Snow
Bertha McGuire
Rhino
Tallman
Letanna
B. H
Peter Schuyler
Rhine
Peter Carr
Sulline
Toddling
Holly Bud
B. F
the Harvester
Ackerman
Harvest Tide
Mr. Jones
Kelly DeForest
Great Western Races Open Wisconsin State Fair
Milwaukee reports opening Wisconsin State fair races with the 2:06 pace won by Colleen in five heats. The 2:09 pace and 2:25 trot were taken in straight heats by Princess Margaret and Alma Alquith. Best times were 2:05 1 4, 2:07 3 4, and 2:14 1 4 with purses $2,000 $1,000 and $1,000 respectively.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Colleep
Princess Margaret
Alma Asquith
Colleen
Br. m
Charlie D. McKinney
Peter Look
Action Guy
the Earl
Dick Mayburn
Winn Dillon
Alma Alquith
B. m
Alquith
Sable Redlac
Alice Moko
Western League Results Streaks and Delays Reported
Wichita and Hutchinson play results with Hutchinson leading 6 to 1 while Des Moines schedules Lincoln in limbo. Cipiaka at St Joseph postponed due to cold with Lincoln delayed arrival and Joplin edging Denver 5 to 3.
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Wichita
Hutchinson
Denver
Joplin
Lincoln
Des Moines
Cipiaka
St. Joseph
Osborn Wins Sunday Trap Shoot For Sturhahn Trophy
G. G. Osborn won the first prize the Sturhahn trophy as W. O. Cook took the Klemme trophy in a Sunday trap shoot behind the South Side Boat club. Cook broke 98 of 100 tying the club record and earned a medal with fifteen straight. Christ and Heuer tied for second with fourteen each. it was a strong, historic event with many new shooters.
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G. C. Osborn
Sturhahn
W. O. Cook
Klemme
South Side Boat Club
George Feld
David McCoy
R. Christ
Heuer
Braves Split Doubleheader With Philadelphia
Boston and Philadelphia split a twin bill in Boston on September 11. In the opener Alexander beat Tyler 5 to 2 as Evers was ejected for disputing a strike call. The nightcap saw Boston score 12 runs off Lavender with Ragan fanning 11, final 12 to 2.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Tyler
Alexander
Evers
Schulte
Lavender
Ragan
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Kulifer
Tragesser
Orlx
Adams
Burns
Meyers
Kid Herman Granted Temporary Exemption for Title Defense
New Orleans Sept 11 Kid Herman holder of the world bantamweight title was granted draft exemption until Oct 15 by the district appeal board to defend his title. He cited dependents and pending fights as reasons and his manager named bouts with Johnny Eggers and Frankie Burns of New York as scheduled opponents.
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New Orleans
Kid Herman
District Appeal Board
Herman
National Army
Army
Johnny Eggers
New York
Frankie Burns
Ewing Defeats LaBelle 6-0 In Close Sixty Battle
Ewing Mo traveled to LaBelle Sunday and beat the home club 6 to 0 in a tough game. Batteries for Ewing were Kaylor and Barker. for LaBelle were Martin, Sellers and Benner. This was the third meeting of the year between the clubs, with Ewing winning two of the three. Ewing has played twelve games this season, with three losses.
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Ewing, Mo
LaBelle
Kaylor
Barker
Ewing
Martin
Sellers
Benner
la Belle
Grand Rapids Takes Fourth From Peoria in B title game
Grand Rapids defeated Peoria 3 to 2 to clinch the class B championship of the middle west in the fourth game. Carpenter pitched effectively for Grand Rapids with Devor mer behind him. Peoria scored in the first and a later inning, with Kopp and O Farrell behind the plate for Peoria.
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Grand Rapids
Peoria
Ill
Middle West
Carpenter
R.H.E
Devormer
Kopp
O'Farrell
Pope Benedict Peace Proposal Advances Effort
Cardinal Gasparri returned to Rome from vacation and, with Pope Benedict, begins compiling documents on the papal peace initiative. He said the pope's proposition will greatly clear the situation, signaling progress toward peace.
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Rome
Cardinal Gasparri
Pope Benedict
Gasparri
Berkman Released on Bond Then Re-arrested on Murder Warrant
Alexander Berkman, the anarchist convicted of obstructing the draft, was released in New York on a $25,000 cash appeal bond and immediately rearrested on a San Francisco murder warrant tied to last year’s preparedness day explosion.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
San Francisco
Berkman
Discipline and Respect for the Colors in Army Life
War Department outline stresses discipline as protector of soldier rights, emphasizes obedience to superiors, and limits officer rank familiarity. It defines colors as the regimental and national flags, details salutes, color guards, and proper conduct during the national anthem with emphasis on respect and reporting flag disrespect.
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The
United States
Smith’s steal of home sparks St Louis win over Pittsburgh
In the opening game of the final series, Smith stole home in the third inning to fuel a 2 to 1 victory for St. Louis over Pittsburgh. The Pirates managed one run in the ninth while St Louis scored two in the first two frames. Batteries: Jacobs Evans Schmidt for Pittsburgh and Goodwin Snyder for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Smith
Pittsburgh
Jacobs
Evans
Schmidt
Goodwin
Snyder
White Sox Win in Beloit Exhibition Game
BELOIT Wisconsin September 11 The Chicago Americans defeated Beloit 5 to 4 in an exhibition game Monday. Score by innings shows Chicago 301 000 000 totaling 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0. Beloit 001 000 300 totaling 4 8 3. Batteries Benz and Lynn for Chicago Jenkins Kemman and Shook for Beloit.
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White Sox
Beloit
Wis
Chicago Americans
Beloit & To
H.E
Chicago
Benz
Lynn
Jenkins
Kemman and
Shook
Photoplays Today and Studio Listings
The page lists new releases and stars across venues. Star Twenty Thousand Lead Under the Sea with Bessie Barriscale and Sole Mates. Universal and Savoy showings with Charles Ford and others. other titles include Made to Her and Jerry's Big Stuff. A stray note mentions Hlunnemannia the Mexican poppy as a garden flower.
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Bessie Barriscale
Savoy
Francis Ford
Universal
George Ovey
Jerry
Belasco
Benjamin Christie
Quincy—Stingaree
Florida
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Musty
Who IS
the Other Man
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Universal Screen Magazine
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Pinkelman
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